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Bringing Home The 8 Million Boys After WWII; Operation Magic Carpet

Elly Farelly

Victory in Europe – what happens next? After victory had been declared in Europe and the Second World War had come to an end with…

Arab Women Shame Their Fleeing Men Back Towards the Fight At The Battle of Yarmouk

Most people are familiar with the general history of the Arab expansion after the death of Mohammad. The Arabs didn’t sit idly in Saudi Arabia,…

These Horrible Chemical Weapons Were Created And Used During the First World War

Often referred to as the “Chemists War,” World War I saw the rise of chemical weapons being used on the battlefield. It all began with the…

The Supermarine Spitfire: From WWII’s Greatest Battles All the Way to the Silver Screen

All of the greatest man-made inventions have stood the test of time. They remain living testaments to the evolutionary process and creative innovation of some…

Reinhard Heydrich – A Dark Figure In An Even Darker Period Of Wartime History

David Herold

Unless you are a WWII aficionado, it’s likely you don’t have all the facts about every Nazi official memorized. However, every individual who played a…

Two Amazing Stories From USCGC Escanaba – Heroism And Heartbreak In The North Atlantic, 1943

The Rescue of the Dorchester USCGC Escanaba was steaming along calmly on February 2, 1943. She was part of a six-ship convoy; three escorts, and…

The Siege of Numantia: Scipio Shows Young Marius How to Run a Legion

The Roman conquest of Spain was a long and arduous process. Several tribal groups occupied the Iberian Peninsula and each was a fierce and warlike…

SMS Bodrog – The Once-Mighty Warship Which Fired The First Shots Of WWI

Stuck into a muddy river bank, somewhere in Serbia, lies an old, derelict gravel barge. Rusted, useless, and over 100 years old it has limited…

The Pressing of American Seamen And The War of 1812

Imagine yourself as an American sailor; the year is 1804. You are 30 years old, born in 1774, and have spent most of your adult…

Spanish Dictator’s Train In Need Of Repair

Ian Harvey

For the last thirty years, Franco’s train has been sitting in an old railway station in the north of Spain. It has been waiting to…

MoH: Despite Serious Wounds, Paul Bolden Took Out 35 German SS Troops In The Bulge

Jeff Edwards

To be clear, the number would have only been 20 had the German SS taken Bolden up on his act of mercy.  For after gunning…

Harrowing Stories From Iwo Jima: One Man’s Life Onboard A Landing Ship Tank In 1945

Gabe Christy

Iwo Jima is a small island in the Southeast Pacific; rocky and dominated by a large volcano on its southern peninsula. Today, there is no…